Wiktionary
n. (alternative spelling of dishwasher English)
WordNet
n. a machine for washing dishes [syn: dishwasher, dishwashing machine]
Usage examples of "dish washer".
You get a refrigerator and a home freezer, an automatic washer and dryer, a dish washer, a garbage disposal unit, a toaster, a waffle iron, radio, television, and other odds and ends.
On the other hand, the average Western housewife, with her deep freezer, food mixer, cooker, dish-warmer, dish washer, and all the rest of her electrical cooking aids, uses enough energy on one meal to keep an Eastern family living (in the manner to which they are accustomed) for a month.
There was a reason he'd been a window washer, a dish washer, and a cook.
I tried the other garages and gas stations, the pharmacy, the coffee shop --at least there should have been a job of dish washer open-- and the dress shop, even the little free library.
He called to Chamberlain, who was carrying his tray over to the dish washer.
Seth knew exactly what it was like, and as he finished loading his ice cream bowl into the dish washer, he entertained violent thoughts.